Next, click on the darn thing and move/install it to the applications folder and open it this also going to take a long time, but just bear with it, this DOES work.

It’s going to take a long time to download.

If you want any version of Xcode, here they all are: You need the new disc image file for it (.dmg). So I’m just going to repost autumn-autumn’s workaround and clean it up a little bit, plus add a few refinements of my own dealing with errors I ran into. So, this method, again, not mine - it’s from autumn-autumn on Reddit - allows you to sideload the Jailbreak IPA (Electra, unc0ver) using XCode.

This, by the way, is on my MacBook all these instructions are for jailbreaking on a Mac, not a Windows machine, but it might work for Windows, too I don’t know see if you can download XCode for Windows, I think you can, because that’s the first step (see below). Then, when I went to use Cydia Impactor to get it back on there, I got a “Provisioning error 81/Please update XCode to version 7.3 or newer”. I lost my semi-tethered Jailbreak on my iPhone (Electra) and was unable to get Electra back on there (after a while, even though I have not updated my iOS past 11.0.1 to hold the JB, the Electra app for Jailbreaking fails to open on my iPhone). Okay, first, all credit where credit is due. You’d be surprised how much we’ve lost lost since the good old MUD days! Without further ado, the link to David’s videos is right here: Especially if you’ve ever played a good text adventure and want to play one online with multiple players. The MUD I played was called NuclearWar and is STILL RUNNING, though not at its original site - you can telnet to it at port 4080.Īnyway, a good friend I made on there, David Strauss, has begun a series of videos on MUDs vs modern MMORPGs and a some introductory videos on how to log in and play MUDs.

However, they were text-only, and you could eventually become a creator (“Wizard”, generally, on the MUD I played, it was called “Scientist”, as we were sci-fi themed). These are the precursors to the MMORPGs we see today. It was the ’90s…and he found a host of online games called “MUD”s, or Multi-User-Dungeons. There was a young man named Kip, who was away at college in Berkeley, CA, and who was obsessed with computer games and the beginnings of the Internet. A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away…

Please update xcode 7.3